Harlan Capital Partners
Private equityPalm Beach · Late Stage
Also known as HARLAN CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC
Investment thesis
Harlan Capital Partners targets private investments in inefficient, fragmented, and misunderstood markets where creative structuring provides an edge. It seeks asymmetric risk-reward with downside protection and uncapped upside, focusing on the value of attention, fandom, and rights (film, music, video games, location-based entertainment), unconventional financial assets too small or complex for traditional credit markets, and idiosyncratic physical assets underpinning modern infrastructure. The firm prioritizes opportunities uncorrelated to mainstream markets, sourced through an extensive cross-industry and cross-geography network, and backed by contractual claims on cash flow or predictable asset values.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 11, 2026.
Investments · 5 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathSan Francisco, US
Evan Sharp(Executive Officer)Mike Yang(Executive Officer)Benjamin Silbermann(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Natalie Fair(Executive Officer)
BoardJeremy Levine(Director)Jeff Jordan(Director)
Non-bank lender specializing in payroll deduction loans to employees of Federal and State agencies in the Mexican government.
Working capital solution for a craft bourbon distiller
Exits · 1
IPOs and acquisitions across the tracked portfolioPinterestNYSE: PINS
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Harlan Capital Partners invest at?
- Harlan Capital Partners invests at the Late Stage stage.
- What sectors does Harlan Capital Partners focus on?
- Harlan Capital Partners focuses on Fintech, Gaming, Media & Entertainment, Sector Agnostic, Sports Tech.
- Where is Harlan Capital Partners located?
- Harlan Capital Partners is headquartered in Palm Beach, US.
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